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Name: Mr. Allen William Price
Date: August 1, 1939 - October 24, 2022
City of birth: Omaha, TX
Mother: Etoise Freeman
Father: Allen William Price, Sr.
Brothers: John Wesley Flenoid
Education: Douglass High School (Oklahoma City) / Oklahoma State University
Occupation: Administer with the Social Security Administation
Special notations: Allen William Price, Jr. was born August 1, 1939 in Omaha, TX to Allen William Price, Sr and Etoise Freeman. Both of his parents proceeded him in death. Etoise, his mother, married Rafe Flenoid of Luther, Oklahoma in 1943. The family later moved to Oklahoma City. Allen went by the initials A.W. and the family fondly called him "Bubba." He attended Edwards Elementary and secondary school in Oklahoma City. He played trombone in the band at Douglass Junior and Senior High School. He was very popular was selected Student Body President of Douglass; President of his homeroom class, and 2nd Vice President of his senior class. He attended the University of Oklahoma in Norman, Oklahoma in the fall of 1957 and transferred to Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Oklahoma the following fall in 1958. He completed his college education in Missouri. As a child, A.W. attended St. John Baptist church, with Rafe, and sometimes Cleaves Memorial Methodist church with his mother, his brother, and cousins . As he grew older, he worshiped at other churches and found many friends that shared his support of missionary work to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ around the globe. He attended Christian conventions all over the country for years. A.W. learned to fly at the Compton Airport in Compton, California at an early age. He enjoyed extreme sports including river rafting and skydiving. A.W. loved to travel. He had the opportunity to travel to many foreign countries spanning 3 continents. A.W. loved to learn and could be found in the local library of any city he lived or visited. He enjoyed movies and eating out in fine restaurants. He worked many years in local and federal government positions. He worked in the Health Department (code compliance division) in Wichita, KS, and the Social Security Administration in Washington, D.C. A.W. leaves to cherish his memory his brother, John W. Flenoid (Estella); cousins Edith Taylor (Gerry), and Gwenette Parker; Nieces Angela Womack (James) and Johnna Flenoid; Six great-nephews, three great nieces, two great-great nieces and one great-great nephew; and many friends and colleagues that will miss him dearly. In lieu of flowers, please donate to www.pancan.org in honor of Allen W. Price to support research for Pancreatic Cancer.
Cemetery: Private Services
(2022-10-29 3:25pm) Ms. Carolyn Wilson wrote:
Thanks Al for being a very important part of my life. You will always be loved and missed.
(2022-10-29 5:22pm) Larnell F Woods DHS Class Of 1962 wrote:
(2022-10-30 3:42pm) William Price Curtis wrote:
Allen W. Price was a good and decent person. I strongly believe the Universe has embraced Allen enthusiastically and with great pleasure in his new environment.
(2022-10-31 12:50pm) Tina Williams wrote:
I am so sorry to hear of your loss! The family is in my thoughts and prayers.
(2022-10-31 12:52pm) Kimberly N Brown Hawkins wrote:
Mr. Al was my row-mate at SSA. We often worked late nights where our row would be the only light still on in our office. He will be missed. My deepest condolences and prayers are extended to his family and friends.
(2022-10-31 1:11pm) Erik Benford wrote:
Al was a joy to work with and he was always willing to share life advice with those who solicited his opinion. My sympathy and prayers are extended to his family and friends.
(2022-10-31 1:19pm) Lisa Pirone Ansell wrote:
Al always had a kind word and a smile for everyone. He was truly a joy to work with and he will be sorely missed. My deepest sympathy to his family and friends.
(2022-10-31 3:47pm) Dr. Chris Heidelberg III wrote:
You will sorely be missed Mr. Al. I will miss our talks where you always gave me great lessons on life and an encouraging world when I was going through major life changes and I will pay forward what you gave to me. Thank you and I look forward to seeing you in Heaven. I can't believe that you gave me one last report before being elevated. Love you brother.
(2022-11-01 3:36am) Reita J Pierre-Louis wrote:
I am so sorry to hear of his passing. Although we lived in different states, we had interactions through our work at the Social Security Administration. He was always very polite. My deepest condolences to his family and to all who knew and loved him.
(2022-11-01 3:38am) Vanessa Jeffries wrote:
Please accept my deepest condolences in the loss of A.W. Price I will miss receiving calls from you asking a question, by mistake, or just to talk. I will always remember how meticulous you were in preparing documentation for release. I will also remember our laughs and you sharing your adventures with me. Thank you for trusting me. VAJ
(2022-11-01 4:21am) Elder Hubert Nelson Davis II wrote:
Sending prayers of comfort and understand to the family of Mr. Al. Mr. Al was such a loving person and he called me and prayed with me during my mom's illness and death. He was one of the persons to help me during this trying time. At work Mr. Al was always pleasant and helpful. He was one person who was always in a good mood. Heaven has inherited another Angel. May God bless the family, friends, and co-workers who is mourning his passing.
(2022-11-01 4:22am) Vivian Clayton wrote:
I worked with Mr. Al at the Social Security Administration for over sixteen years. Mr. Al was always pleasant and very dedicated to his job. and he will be missed! My prayers are with the family during this time of sadness.
(2022-11-01 6:03am) Brenda Hammond wrote:
To the Family of Al, Al and I worked at SSA together for many years. He was a wonderful person and never minded helping you. I will truly miss him.You are in my thoughts and prayers. Brenda Hammond
(2022-11-01 6:21am) Cassie Barber wrote:
My prayers are with your family. Mr. Al will be missed. We hope to see him again soon. Revelations 21:4
(2022-11-01 6:58am) Moshe Glickman wrote:
I am so deeply sorry for your loss. Mr. Al was a wonderful colleague to work with who taught me so much and was a shining light when I had the pleasure of being in the office with him.
(2022-11-01 7:17am) Karen S Bowen wrote:
Mr. Al was a pleasant and easy-going person. We had great conversation and we worked together for over 20 years. Mr. Al will be missed. My condolence to the family and friends and may God keep you and give you strength during this time. My prayers are with you.
(2022-11-02 10:53am) Valerie Norris wrote:
My condolences and prayers to the family. I was so heart broken to hear that Mr. Al transition but glad that he's not suffering. I was Al's supervisor for a while until I recently retired. I loved Mr. Al, he was one of my favorite employees. Mr. Al, used to give me a fit because we had a certain timeframe to get cases done and he would take his time and was not going to be rushed by anyone. He was very meticulous and made sure that everything was done right. One thing for sure, once he finished with the case it was right and it needed no corrections. He knew his job and did it well. We would talk for hours and most of the time he would just listen. He was a great listener, very quiet spoken and a big heart. He was a dedicated OCREO employee. I am going to miss you Al, but will see you again. Rest Well My Friend
(2022-11-02 11:36am) Marthann Perry Palmer DHS '57 wrote:
May God comfort you today. My prayers are with you.
(2022-11-02 9:34pm) Edith Taylor wrote:
We sadly loss one of the foursome. We were close cousins that were always together as children. There are so many great memories. We are at a loss.
(2022-11-02 9:41pm) Diana Miller wrote:
Extending my deepest heartfelt sympathy and prayers of comfort to the family and friends of Allen (Al) W. Price, Jr. I worked with Al for a number of years at the Social Security Administration. Al was an easy-going, dedicated and phenomenal colleague. His gentle personality and smiling face as well as his expertise and wealth of knowledge in the EEO field will truly be missed. RIP Al 🙏
(2022-11-03 9:02am) Nita Scotland wrote:
Re: Al Price A friend who shared, a friend who cared, a friend so kind who spoke his mind, a man I loved and respected. He carried the Lord in his heart before he part and I have no doubt he was accepted. I thank God for so many years of a beautiful friendship with Al. My condolences to his dear brother and the entire family of Al Price. May the pleasant memories of Al linger on our hearts and bring comfort to all. Psalms 145: Verse 18 – 19—The Lord is near to all those that call upon him, to all who call on him in truth. He fulfils the desires of those who fear (reverence) him; He hears their cry and saves them. Matthew 5: Verse 4 – Blessed are they that mourn for they shall be comforted. May the peace of the Lord surround Al's family today and all who mourns the loss of this man that was so special.
(2022-11-15 12:54pm) Valencia N Lewis wrote:
I'm truly sadden to hear of AW's passing after the fact. His Family in Dallas loved him dearly and would've been in attendance had we known. Our prayers are with you. Daisy, Clydia, Valencia


With energies of >~22 keV, the CCD is no longer able to directly detect the incident photons. This means a transducer needs to be introduced into the system to convert the incident photons to photons, which are again visible to the detector.
Thge first step in this 'two step' detection is a material, commonly a scintillator, to convert the incident X-ray's photons into visible wavelength photons, which can then be directly detected by the CCD in the second step. These 'converter' materials comprise of an extensive range of options of both phosphors and scintillators, selection depends on the specific requirement for detection, for example energy range, spatial resolution etc.
As is shown in the sensor range diagram, this method of detection is the only option once the energies of X-ray photons (>20 keV) are to be detected as the CCD is no longer able to absorb the photons within the depletion zone. The requirement to convert the incident photon has some key disadvantages, primarily the actual conversion process is very inefficient. Also, as the incident photon is no longer directly detected there is no longer the ability to correlate the number of electrons to the incident energies. There has been a series of evolutions of design and in the components, which has improved the detection of signal.
The sensor is coated with a phosphor, for example Gadolinium Oxysulphide (Gd2O2S:Tb) often referred to as GADOX, also known as P43. This phosphor absorbs X-ray photons and emits visible photons predominately at 545 nm (2.28 eV), and has approximately a 15% conversion efficiency, i.e. 15% of the absorbed X-ray photon energy is converted into visible photons. However, only a fraction of these generated photons will reach the detector as they are emitted in all directions. This illustrates the inefficency of the conversion process with both signal and spatial resolution, as the secondary emission will effectively spread from the generation point. Increasing the depth of the scintillator, or phosphor, relates to the energy range that it will be able to absorb and convert, however the thicker it becomes, there is an equivalent reduction in the spatial resolution, so again a balance must be found.
The next development was to place fiber-optic, coated or bonded to a scintillator. This effectively acts to maintain spatial resolution as it channels the light via the individual fibers onto the sensor, reducing the spread of the light from the generation point. The introduction of the fiber-optic has other important advantages, the fiber can be extruded to form a taper, this increases the area that can be imaged, albeit with a demagnification of the image. It can also offer protection to the sensor from the harder X-rays, which are in themselves damaging to the silicon structure of the CCD.
There has been a growing interest in the use of lens-based camera systems to image scintillator screens. The method is popular as the active area of the scintillator can be very large, 50 cm2 and larger. With the camera protected from the direct path of the damaging hard X-ray, even neutron and gamma sources can be used in this method. From a camera position this is also a simpler and easier method as there is no need to modify or change the standard camera which allows for a quick and easy replacement or upgrade.
There are further variations on these basic types of indirect detection. At Andor we have cameras in all versions and we use a dedicated team to design and build these bespoke systems. The design process looks at the requirements and matches the variety of components options, such as fiber and scintillator, to produce a final quality Andor product. Contact your local sales representative. For details of our CSR (Customer Special Request) process, see page 20 where we can deliver an Andor quality camera for your specific requirement.


The Winter 2013 edition of Impact magazine describes Munich Re's Day of Service, among a number of other charitable service activities supported by a variety of insurance companies and industry organizations.
Munich Re's Day of Service took place on September 17, 2013 when nearly three hundred employees from Munich Re's Princeton, New Jersey headquarters donated their time and talents to one of four community organizations: The American Red Cross, The Community FoodBank of NJ, Crawford House and The Boys and Girls Club of Mercer County.
The article also describes the company's annual fundraising activities for Eden Autism Services, employee fundraising efforts on behalf of March for Babies and Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, and the annual Wish Tree program, which supports local charities at the holidays.
Also in this issue of Impact: the Industry Charitable Foundation's (IICF) early literacy program, I.I.I. employee volunteers assist with Hurricane Sandy rebuilding efforts, donated smoke alarms in Texas, and more.
The Insurance Information Institute's Impact magazine highlights the insurance industry's contributions to community development.


IOVATION. "Two Factor Authentication (2FA)". Retrieved 10 January 2019.
"Two-factor authentication: What you need to know (FAQ) – CNET". CNET. Retrieved 2015-10-31.
Seema, Sharma, (2005). Location Based Authentication (Thesis). University of New Orleans.


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import { ElementRef, NgZone, Injectable, OnDestroy } from '@angular/core';
import { supportsPassiveEventListeners } from '../platform/index';
import { Observable, Subject } from 'rxjs';
import { getNativeElement } from '../minimal/common';
import { Platform } from '@angular/cdk/platform';

export enum FocusStatus {
  /**mouse and/or touch*/
  DEFAULT = 'default',
  /** keyboard and/or program*/
  KEYBOARD = 'keyboard',
}

export interface FocusStateInfo {
  unlisten: () => void;
  subject: Subject<FocusState>;
}

export type FocusState = 'keyboard' | 'mouse' | null;

@Injectable({
  providedIn: 'root'
})
export class LyFocusState implements OnDestroy {
  private _elementMap = new Map<HTMLElement, FocusStateInfo>();
  private _currentEvent: FocusState;
  private _removeGlobalListeners: () => void;
  private _count = 0;

  constructor(
    private _ngZone: NgZone,
    private _platform: Platform
  ) { }

  listen(element: HTMLElement | ElementRef<HTMLElement>, keyElement?: HTMLElement | ElementRef<HTMLElement>): Observable<FocusState> | null {
    if (!this._platform.isBrowser) {
      // return null if it is not browser platform
      return null;
    }

    const nativeElement = getNativeElement(element);
    const key = keyElement && getNativeElement(keyElement) || nativeElement;

    if (this._elementMap.has(key)) {
      return this._elementMap.get(key)!.subject.asObservable();
    }

    const focusState: FocusStateInfo = {
      unlisten: null as any,
      subject: new Subject<FocusState>()
    };
    this._incrementCount();
    const focusListener = (event: FocusEvent) => this._on(event, focusState.subject);
    const blurListener = (event: FocusEvent) => this._on(event, focusState.subject);

    focusState.unlisten = () => {
      nativeElement.removeEventListener('focus', focusListener, true);
      nativeElement.removeEventListener('blur', blurListener, true);
    };

    this._elementMap.set(key, focusState);

    this._ngZone.runOutsideAngular(() => {
      nativeElement.addEventListener('focus', focusListener, true);
      nativeElement.addEventListener('blur', blurListener, true);
    });
    return focusState.subject.asObservable();
  }

  focusElement(element: HTMLElement | ElementRef<HTMLElement>, origin: FocusState, options: FocusOptions) {
    const nativeElement = getNativeElement(element);

    this._currentEvent = origin;

    if (typeof nativeElement.focus === 'function') {
      nativeElement.focus(options);
    }
  }

  unlisten(element: HTMLElement | ElementRef<HTMLElement>) {
    if (!this._platform.isBrowser) {
      return;
    }
    const el = getNativeElement(element);
    const focusStateInfo = this._elementMap.get(el);
    if (focusStateInfo) {
      focusStateInfo.unlisten();
      this._elementMap.delete(el);
      this._decrementCount();
    }
  }

  private _on(event: FocusEvent, subject: Subject<FocusState>) {
    let by: FocusState = null;
    if (event.type === 'focus') {
      by = this._currentEvent || 'keyboard';
    }
    this._ngZone.run(() => subject.next(by));
  }

  private _addGlobalListeners() {
    if (!this._platform.isBrowser) {
      return;
    }

    const eventListenerOptions = supportsPassiveEventListeners()
    ? {
      passive: true,
      capture: true
    } : false;

    const documentKeydownListener = () => this._ngZone.runOutsideAngular(() => this._currentEvent = 'keyboard');
    const documentMousedownListener = () => this._ngZone.runOutsideAngular(() => this._currentEvent = 'mouse');

    this._ngZone.runOutsideAngular(() => {
      document.addEventListener('keydown', documentKeydownListener, eventListenerOptions);
      document.addEventListener('mousedown', documentMousedownListener, eventListenerOptions);
    });
    this._removeGlobalListeners = () => {
      document.removeEventListener('keydown', documentKeydownListener, eventListenerOptions);
      document.removeEventListener('mousedown', documentMousedownListener, eventListenerOptions);
    };
  }

  private _incrementCount() {
    if (++this._count === 1) {
      this._addGlobalListeners();
    }
  }

  private _decrementCount() {
    if (!--this._count) {
      this._removeGlobalListeners();
    }
  }

  ngOnDestroy() {
    this._elementMap.forEach((_, element) => this.unlisten(element));
  }
}

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1. In the Calendar View page, select the Month and Year from the respective drop-down lists.
The calendar for the selected month and year is displayed with weekends and holidays.
2. Click the holiday you want to unmark.
The Holiday Details window appears.
The Date, Name, and Type are displayed as read-only.
3. Click Unmark Holiday to remove the holiday.
Click Cancel to cancel the action and close the current window.
The holiday is removed from the list of holidays and the corresponding date is marked as a working day on the Calendar View page.
Note: To change the details of a holiday, you must unmark it first and then mark the day as holiday with the required details.


The summer break appears to have been kind to Koiranen Bros Motorsport's Kevin Korjus. Starting from pole position in the first race, the Estonian made a triumphal return to Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0 today despite unrelenting pressure from Tech 1 Racing's Aaro Vainio. In third place, Tech 1 Racing's Arthur Pic lost crucial championship points in the face of Korjus's fifth win of the season.
It is only now at Hockenheim, the sixth meeting of the season, that Kevin Korjus has claimed his first pole position in Eurocup Formula Renault 2.0. At the end of a hotly contested qualifying session, the Estonian led Aaro Vainio, Korainen Bros Motorsport's Bart Kylkema, and Arthur Pic, to give the starting order for the first race of the weekend.
Korjus also proved he had the fastest reaction times on the start line, taking immediate control of the race ahead of Vainio, and Pic, who got the better of Hylkema in the opening meters of the race. The Swede also lost out to Korjus' teammate, Miki Weckstrom who now held 4th place in front of Epsilon Euskadi's Javier Tarancon and Keo Racing's Ludwig Ghidi, while Hykelma slipped back to 7th place.
Tarancon was also impressive in the opening stages of the race, snatching fourth place from Weckstrom on lap two. In the meantime, Korjus and Vainio were beginning to break away as Tarancon began to take chunks out of Pic's third-place.
The pattern of the race was quickly taking shape with two separate, simultaneous duels beginning to break away from the pack. In front, Kevin Korjus and Aaro Vainio were busy fighting it out for the lead, while behind them Arthur Pic and Javier Tarancon did battle for third. Further back, Weckstrom, Ghidi and Hylkema, followed by Cram Competition's André Negrao and Epsilon Euskadi's Genis Olivé formed a tight chasing pack. It was down to Olivé to change the race order when he overtook Negrao.
At the mid-point in the race, Korjus and Vainio were still separated by the narrowest of margins. Meanwhile, Pic had gained the upper hand over Tarancon, who was kept busy fending off the advances of Weckstrom. The general positions would change little in the closing laps. By claiming his fifth win of the season, Kevin Korjus was able to deprive Arthur Pic, third, of a crucial five championship points, the gap between the two drivers increasing from eleven to sixteen points. Aaro Vainio also found himself on the podium for the third successive race and put in his best result of the season so far with a second place.


Select Pacific Theatres locations offer newly released films on Monday mornings to accommodate parents with infants. The schedule of upcoming films being shown can be found on our website. All screenings begin at 11:00 AM.


Did you think that Essex is the land of uber-tanned folk and bejazzled...well, everything? Think again!
Last Saturday I spent the whole day in the wonderful Essex-Suffolk border, in the picturesque Constable Country.
John Constable, was one of the romantic English painters of the late 18th century, who thought that if you are going to paint anything, then you might as well portray the land where you come from, as well as you possibly can.
I'm paraphrasing off course, but that's the gist of it.
What a grounding thought, that shot him into fame, nevertheless.
How I came to spend my Saturday there?
Early on Saturday I had to pick up one of my oldest school-friends from Stansted airport; but since I had to drop her off again, to catch another flight a couple of hours later, I looked into what else we could possibly do in the area, apart from visiting Cambridge.
I love Cambridge. If you knew my obsession with learning and my appreciation for academia, you would understand how much so; but on a Saturday afternoon, I wanted to avoid the traffic and instead of wasting time looking for parking, tuck into good food and cosy up in a nice pub to catch up with my dear friend, who I hadn't seen in more than a year.
We drove to Dedham, the most popular of the Vale villages. It's about half an hour away from Stanstead airport.
The road off the main square in Dedham, leads to river Stour and if the day would be sunnier we would have jumped into one of the rowing boats, down at the Boathouse. But cold and rainy as it was, we braved the wind and strolled around for a bit, before sitting down to a yummy lunch in the Sun Inn.
The river banks are dotted with footpaths, and although we didn't have wellies on, we did our best to catch a glimpse of the ever famous Constable's landscapes. It seems that very little has changed since the late 1700s. The river was braking its banks, since it's been raining quite heavily the last couple of days, but swans were cruising around and all else seemed peaceful.
The houses around the village are colourful and some have interesting carvings, paintings above the front door, art-deco railings...quirky little details that will attract your attention.
The Sun Inn is popular with locals and tourists alike, everybody seemed to know each other. Three fireplaces were lit throughout the pub, which is great, because the scent of burnt wood always makes me feel welcomed and reminds me of old village houses.
After lunch we moved into the lounge, to chill out in one of the comfy sofas and make space for a hazelnut tiramisu. The staff were very relaxed too, they didn't come after us for the bill when they saw us moving to the lounge and there was no rush to leave after we finished our coffee and cakes either.
Upstairs there are cosy rooms too, where you can stay and I did catch some conversations between visitors thanking the pub stuff for their recommendations around the area.
I had lovely smoked Haddock with spinach and crispy cauliflower florets alongside the ultimate comfort food: potatoes gratin with mushrooms; layers for fluff, with hints of butter, in other words. My friend had the risotto which looked a bit unconventional, with a red tomato salsa on top, but after the first bite she declared it delicious and finished every single grain of it!
So, get out of London this Easter weekend people, go explore the countryside and yes, even Essex can surprise you!


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Q: Angularjs: change class on audio ended I have small sample mp3 files that people can listen to, and made a little player with angularjs.
When the play image is clicked, the audio plays and the play images changes to a pause image by changing the class of the image.
I would like the image to change back when the audio has stopped playing
this is the html:

    Luister
    Listen
    Type
    Beschrijving
    Description
    Tempo
    Download

  Drum Loop
  Backing Track
  {{item.beschrijving_nl}}
  {{item.loop_bpm}} BPM

Angularjs
myApp.controller('myLoopController', ['$scope', '$http', '$window', function ($scope, $http, $window) {
    $http.get('js/loops.json').success(function (data) {
      // some other code
      $scope.class = "playButton play";
      $scope.afspelen = false;
      $scope.audio = new Audio();
      $scope.playTrack = function (file) {
        if(!$scope.afspelen) {
          $scope.audio.src = 'loops/' + file + '-myFile.mp3';
          $scope.audio.play();
          $scope.class = "playButton pause";
          $scope.afspelen = true;
        } else {
          $scope.audio.src = 'loops/' + file + '-myFile.mp3';
          $scope.audio.pause();
          $scope.class = "playButton play";
          $scope.afspelen = false;
        }
      }
      $scope.audio.addEventListener('ended', function(){
        $scope.class = "playButton play";
        $scope.afspelen = false;
        console.log("ended ");
      });
    });
}]);

The console outputs "ended", but the class doesn't change back to "playButton play". Any idea why?
(There's probably much to improve in my code, I just started with angularjs, bit at this moment I would just like to get this working)
Thank you in advance!

A: You need to call $scope.$apply() if you do anything outside of angular context such as listening for a DOM event (for example your listener $scope.audio.addEventListener('ended'...) ).
So in your code:
 $scope.audio.addEventListener('ended', function(){
    $scope.class = "playButton play";
    $scope.afspelen = false;
    $scope.$apply();  // <<<<
    console.log("ended ");
  });

See also $rootScope.Scope#$apply

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In the box image we can see the family putting the finishing touches to the Spring Clean - dusting the lampshade, polishing the sideboard, bringing in the laundry, vacuuming the rug. Some of the children reading, making a jigsaw and generally amusing themselves. Dad is bringing in tea and drinks. With a bit of luck everyone can have a break soon. So, what could possibly go wrong?


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«Face Everything and Rise» es una canción de la banda de rock estadounidense Papa Roach. Sirvió como el primer sencillo del séptimo álbum de estudio de la banda F.E.A.R. La canción fue lanzada el 4 de noviembre de 2014, y alcanzó el número 1 en el Mainstream Rock Tracks.

Vídeo musical
El vídeo musical fue lanzado para la canción en YouTube el 4 de noviembre de 2014.

Listado de canciones

Posicionamiento

Personal
 Jacoby Shaddix – Vocalista
 Jerry Horton – Guitarra principal, coros
 Tobin Esperance – Bajo, coros
 Tony Palermo – Batería, coros

Referencias

Canciones de 2014
Sencillos de 2014
Canciones de Papa Roach
Canciones en inglés

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Nephew Number 2 has now also turned 18 (... this starts to make me feel old). Like for nephew Number 1, I've made a large quilt as a birthday present. Nephew 2 wanted blue with batiks, so he got blue with batiks.
I think the basic pattern is from a magazine (but I can't find it at the moment). I set the squares on point, though.
For the back I spelled his name in big letters, using scrappy fabric I've made using crazy mom quilts scrap vortex tutorial.
The i-dot. I went a bit crazy on the farbic selection. Basically I had no limit, so the result was pretty wild.
I did the quilting on my machine at home. On the background I quilted simple loop-de-loop, while on the batiks I made those 'orange peels'. All was done in free motion.
Starters: We started out with a bit of rabbit pie I've made ahead. It's an older recipe, which we rediscoved a couple of years ago, and which I've been making for the last three years for Christmas.
Main Course: The discussion on what to make for the main course starts in early November and the menue changes about five time before we finally settle on something. This year the winner was saddle of lamb with potato gratin, string beans and carottes.
Dessert: This was prepared by my sister and is apple and puffy paste wrapped into a rose and backed in a muffin tin. Looks great and tastes even better.
Finally, nothing to eat, but a reminder on what Christmas is all about.
Just a couple of little things I've finished last week.
Dekoration/name cards for the Christmas table. The letters are all the first letters of my family (well, at least the family that is here for the Christmas meal tomorrow). I've used up the scraps left over from the last table runner I did.
Last, but not least, a new pair of slippers. This is the third pair I've made following this pattern. The first two pairs are fairly worn out by now,so it was time for a new pair.
I still got one leg plus a few scraps left, so I'm thinking about some more stuff to do.
Less than 2 weeks until the next part in the Star Wars saga is coming to the movies. I can hardly wait.
As the movie starts in winter time, and, well, because I found this (free) pattern, I've made Star Wars hats.
Never 100% happy with working in intarsia, but after washing and a bit of blocking it's not too bad. For added warmth and to prevent snagging in the floats, I lined both hats.
They will both end up as small Christmas presents.


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Redeyef 54 () est un film tunisien réalisé en 1997 par Ali Labidi. Il s'inspire du roman Une journée de Zomra publié en 1968 par Mohamed Salah Jebri.

Synopsis
À Tunis, durant l'hiver 1954, les événements qui se succèdent réunissent deux intellectuels âgés de 30 ans : Brahim et François. Ils arrivent de France et se retrouvent dans le même train qui va les conduire aux usines de phosphates dans le sud de la Tunisie. Ils ne savent pas que le sort va les unir, poussés qu'ils sont par l'idéal.

Brahim est un avocat engagé dans le mouvement national qui est chargé de retrouver son frère, chef des maquisards pour le convaincre de déposer les armes, condition nécessaire aux négociations avec les Français. François est un ethnologue convaincu par la politique de Pierre Mendès France qui est de changer de méthode et de préparer la voie à la paix. C'est à Redeyef, un petit village minier au sud-ouest de la Tunisie, que tout se passe.

Fiche technique
 Production : Société Ibn Khaldoun pour la production audio-visuelle
 Pays d'origine :
 Langue : arabe
 Format : couleur (35 mm)
 Genre : drame

Distribution
 Hassen Khalsi
 Abdelwahab Jmili
 Amel Safta
 Patrice Samason

Lien externe

Film tunisien sorti en 1997
Film dramatique tunisien
Film se déroulant en Tunisie


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New book 'Tales of Tone and Volume'
Bernie has developed one of the most unique and expansive private guitar collections in the world.
Over the last two years the collection has been extensively photographed by Melvyn May and the Rufus team using a special "light painting" technique to reveal them in all their glory, from the unseen wonders of the world famous "The Beast" to the intricate detail on his much signed and cherished Martin Coletti. Every guitar comes with its own story, from how it was acquired to where and when it was played, you will be able to see the very guitar he used during the writing and recording of some rock classics, many anecdotes of some pretty famous people encountering his guitars on the road and in the studio.
The images have been assembled into this beautiful, 340 page full colour luxury book, available in three stunning editions. Accompanying the book will be a CD of original guitar backing tracks written just for this project. The CD will contain a backing track for the user, plus lead guitar from a vintage guitar seen in the book. The two high end editions also ship with a genuine piece of an original 50's Lifton guitar case, taken from Bernie's collection and carefully cut down to include with each copy.
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As originally advertised, the first 500 orders received will include a plectrum. As this figure has been reached, orders received after 8th August will still be signed copies but will not include the Trios plectrum.
Please do not post you own copies of LP's or CD's for Bernie to sign, either to Bernie or his agent.
There have been instances of such items getting lost in the post, which is very unfortunate for all concerned.
Bernie is always happy to sign these in person at gigs.

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"They're making these allegations, but we're going to the attorney generals and saying, is there voter fraud, and what proof is there?" asked Rep. Elijah Cummings, the top Democrat on the Oversight Committee.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump and his administration have repeatedly claimed there was widespread voter fraud during the 2016 election without any evidence to support it, and at least one high-ranking Democrat wants to Trump to show proof.
Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings, the ranking member of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, told BuzzFeed News that his staff are currently working on writing to all attorneys general in the country to get more information.
"They're making these allegations, but we're going to the attorney generals and saying, is there voter fraud, and what proof is there?" Cummings said. "So yeah, I think there should be [an investigation]."
While there are currently no public calls on the Hill for an investigation to debunk the administration's claims, some Democrats say they could get behind the initiative.
"We need to deal in a factual environment, and it's pretty obvious that there were no illegal votes cast in this election," Missouri Rep. Lacy Clay told BuzzFeed News about Trump's claims. "That calls into question the integrity of our election, and it's just not true."
As recently as Monday, when Trump met with congressional leaders, he reiterated his false claim that millions who voted illegally cost him the popular vote. On Tuesday, Sean Spicer, Trump's press secretary, told reporters during a press briefing that the president still believes that is the case.
When further pressed by reporters, Spicer did not commit to whether the administration would investigate the so-called voter fraud.
Since they are in the minority, House Democrats cannot call for an official investigation, but they could introduce legislation asking for one.
Rhode Island Rep. Jim Langevin, a former secretary of state, pointed out that generally members of Congress call for investigations "if there's pretty widespread evidence that something is amiss."
But in this situation it is the lack of evidence that is noteworthy: There's nothing to suggest that the administration's claims are true.
"Have there been any specific allegations that can even be debunked?" said Rep. Jamie Raskin. "It's sort of like saying the whole earth is sitting on a frog's head — how would you debunk that?"
Raskin said he believes the burden rests on Trump to demand a recount in the states where he thinks he was cheated out of the popular vote. He added that he believed it would be worth pursuing if it turned out that data showed people around the country were buying into Trump's claims.
"If somebody introduced legislation to create a commission to interrogate the president's claims that there were millions of illegal votes in 2016 and that Santa Claus is real, I would be very happy to vote for such a commission," Raskin said. "I don't know that I would want to spend my time serving on it, but I could certainly support that."


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The school year is underway. Classes have begun, students are learning, and ideally, there's a concerted effort among schools, home life, and other support systems to help students build academic success. Academics are important, but they're not the only part of school. Our kids, no matter their grade, deal with an entire world of people and situations that impact their emotional health and wellbeing.
A child's daily school experience involves learning, and it involves navigating the world of peers, teachers, other adults, expectations and routines that vary from classroom to classroom, lunchroom norms, playground dynamics, and more.
What's often hard for parents is the fact that we can't control much of what our kids experience during their school day. What parents can do, however, is to help their children create, fill, and maintain a school supply list for an emotionally healthy school year.
What, Exactly, Does Emotionally Healthy Mean for Kids and Teens?
Life isn't perfect. School isn't perfect. To be emotionally healthy doesn't mean a child feels only happiness or other positive emotions. To be emotionally healthy means that a child (anyone, actually) is resilient, bouncing back from all of the bumps and potholes, and experiences wellbeing in spite of those bumps and potholes.
Help kids and teens identify and understand their emotions. Emotions are complex and can be difficult to understand. When kids' can't identify their emotions, the emotions become incredibly overwhelming and even harder to handle. Observe their body language, tone of voice, and content of their words, and reflect it back to them in a neutral, non-judgmental way. This will help them develop words for what they feel. When they can articulate their feelings, they begin to have power over them as opposed to letting the emotions control them. This leads to emotional intelligence and emotional regulation, both essential for emotional health.
Work with them to monitor their emotions and then choose thoughts. It's common for kids to catastrophize, taking a bad experience and super-sizing it so that it encompasses everything in their world. For example, a child or teen who is shunned by a friend quite commonly will think that everyone hates him. When you notice this type of thinking, help him identify her emotions, and then help him put her thoughts in perspective. Have him name one person who was nice to him that day, and build from there. Helping kids and teens notice how their emotions are shaping their thoughts, and then helping them question their thoughts and look for other evidence is a very important part of helping them develop emotional health.
Allow kids to empower themselves through their actions. Emotional health involves three key principles: feelings, thoughts, and behaviors. Kids can't always control what will happen to them. They can, however, control what they do about it. Even the youngest elementary school student can begin to learn—and use—this lesson. The first step is item one on the school-supply list; kids need to learn to identify their emotions. Next comes monitoring both emotions and thoughts. With this awareness comes the ability to act. Help kids understand that they have a choice in how they behave. A crucial message for emotional health is you can't always control how others act, but you can control how you react.
The positive. Help kids find the positive every day. I tell people, whether it was my students, it's my own children, or it's adults in my life, to make great moments in their day. "Have a good day" isn't very empowering. Teaching your kids that they can make great moments in their day sends important messages; it tells them that they are in control of making their day great—they're not dependent upon things they can't control—and it tells them that even though an entire day might not be great, the day will have positive, great moments. This is a very important perspective for emotionally healthy kids.
An emotionally healthy child or teen views life realistically and positively. An emotionally healthy child or teen thrives in school, both academically and socially, despite problems. Creating an emotionally healthy school year means that you and your son or daughter are creating strategies for dealing with problems, keeping the problems separate from the self, and focusing on the positive. This, as much as anything else, is part of the foundation for life success.


"Poor little bunny!", lamented my anguished travel companion.
In truth, it wasn't so much a little bunny as a large hare. At least as big as a cat. And well over a metre in length when held up vertically by the ears – as I was later to find out.
And it wasn't so much a hare as an ex-hare. In the vernacular of Monty Python's famous sketch, he (or she) was most definitely 'bereft of life' and had 'ceased to be'. "'E's shuffled off 'is mortal coil, run down the curtain and joined the bleedin' choir invisible! " Yes, this hare was unquestionably dead.
Had he miraculously catapulted off the front of the car, back into the field from whence he had come, picked himself up, dusted himself down, then lolloped off to continue whatever blissful bunny-related activity he had until very recently been pursuing in this beautiful corner of rural Alsace? Much as I wished this to be the case, I knew it not to be. Unlike Monty Python's pet shop owner and parrot keeper, I was not about to insist that he was either 'resting' or 'stunned'. I had to face facts: not only had the hare somehow disappeared, he was also incontrovertibly dead.
"Was I to blame? ", was the next inevitable question. My companion, motionless and in a state of mute astonishment next to me, offered no opinion on the matter as far as I could tell. I decided that I could not possibly be to blame, as that would ruin the whole trip. In any case, I had been driving at within a hare's breadth (sorry) of the speed limit, and Big Ears had appeared, as if by ill-fated magic, right in front of us. What was I to do: swerve dramatically at a nano-second's notice and risk mutilating all three of us? No, I quickly absolved myself of all responsibility, but that failed to resolve the question of what to do next, or where this erstwhile bunny had ended up.
You can explore the ravishing Alsace countryside at a very gentle pace on two wheels. The only dead rabbits you are likely to find will be on your plate.
What to do with the hare?
Steve wasn't sure what his French interlocutor had in mind when it came to cooking up the ex-hare for her family's weekend meal, but one possibility is the Alsacien dish, Civet de Lièvre.
The answers to both these questions were to coalesce rather neatly as we rolled gently into the next village. (Kintzheim, I believe; or was it Bergheim or Wittisheim? One of the '-heims', at any rate.) Pausing at the central crossroads, the parking sensors on the front of our hire car went slightly berserk, even without another car in sight. Puzzled, I dared to look at my passenger. "I fear we have a rabbit on the front of the car ", was his logical conjecture.
"Merde! ", I said – swiftly making the deux-plus-deux calculation in my mind, my horror not quite outweighing the impulse to keep practicing schoolboy French. Pulling slowly over to the kerb, I got out of the car, and bent down to examine the grille with no small degree of trepidation.
I laid him out, on the edge of the pavement: there was not a scratch or fleck of blood to be seen, and he looked for all the world as though he was merely enjoying a glassy-eyed sleep. Then – quelle horreur! – a rather attractive French lady approached on foot, hand-in-hand with her daughter. The child must have been about six or seven years old – a perfect bunny-loving age, I thought to myself ruefully.
The ensuing conversation, though (even allowing for my amateur language skills and limited comprehension), allayed my fears somewhat. My chic interlocutor proved to be rather more sanguine about the whole affair than I had imagined, and the little girl was – if anything – even MORE laissez-faire than her mother. And although I can't be sure, I fancy there was a slight smile forming at the edges of her little mouth, as she no doubt twigged what might be about to happen next.
"I would take it home for dinner ", said the woman. "But I'm very sorry: you see, I don't have a bag. " And so it transpired that, as if in a dream, I reached inside the back of the car, un-crumpled an old Sainsbury's plastic carrier bag, and held it open by the handles. Monsieur Lièvre (for by that stage I knew the word for 'hare') was unceremoniously picked up by his ears, dangled into the bag – a metre or more in length, as I say – and carried home for tea.


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Surpaja Groń – południowo-zachodni grzbiet Suchej Góry w Beskidzie Żywieckim (w Grupie Lipowskiego Wierchu i Romanki). Na mapie Compass zaznaczony jest jako szczyt o wysokości 663 m, w istocie jednak jest to tylko punkt na grzbiecie.

Surpaja Groń jest w większości bezleśny, zajęty przez pola i zabudowania miejscowości Rajcza. Jego zachodnie stoki opadają do doliny Soły i Białego Potoku (jej dopływu), południowe do doliny Nickuliny, wschodnie, najbardziej strome i zalesione do doliny potoku uchodzącego do Nickuliny.

Przypisy

Polskie szczyty Beskidu Żywieckiego
Grupa Lipowskiego Wierchu i Romanki


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Q: Python requests/urrllib3 - Retry on read timeout after 200 header received I'm using requests to download some large files (100-5000 MB).  I'm using session and urllib3.Retry to get automatic retries.
It appears such retries only applies before the HTTP Header has been received and content has started streaming. After 200 has been sent, a network dip will be raised as a ReadTimeoutError.
See following example:
import requests, logging
from requests.adapters import HTTPAdapter
from urllib3 import Retry

def create_session():
    retries = Retry(total=5, backoff_factor=1)
    s = requests.Session()
    s.mount("http://", HTTPAdapter(max_retries=retries))
    s.mount("https://", HTTPAdapter(max_retries=retries))
    return s

logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG, stream=sys.stderr)
session = create_session()
response = session.get(url, timeout=(120, 10)) # Deliberate short read-timeout

This gives following log output:
DEBUG:urllib3.connectionpool:Starting new HTTPS connection (1): example:443
DEBUG:urllib3.connectionpool:https://example:443 "GET /example.zip HTTP/1.1" 200 1568141974

< UNPLUG NETWORK CABLE FOR 10-15 sec HERE >

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "urllib3/response.py", line 438, in _error_catcher
    yield
  File "urllib3/response.py", line 519, in read
    data = self._fp.read(amt) if not fp_closed else b""
  File "/usr/lib/python3.8/http/client.py", line 458, in read
    n = self.readinto(b)
  File "/usr/lib/python3.8/http/client.py", line 502, in readinto
    n = self.fp.readinto(b)
  File "/usr/lib/python3.8/socket.py", line 669, in readinto
    return self._sock.recv_into(b)
  File "/usr/lib/python3.8/ssl.py", line 1241, in recv_into
    return self.read(nbytes, buffer)
  File "/usr/lib/python3.8/ssl.py", line 1099, in read
    return self._sslobj.read(len, buffer)
socket.timeout: The read operation timed out

During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "requests/models.py", line 753, in generate
    for chunk in self.raw.stream(chunk_size, decode_content=True):
  File "urllib3/response.py", line 576, in stream
    data = self.read(amt=amt, decode_content=decode_content)
  File "urllib3/response.py", line 541, in read
    raise IncompleteRead(self._fp_bytes_read, self.length_remaining)
  File "/usr/lib/python3.8/contextlib.py", line 131, in __exit__
    self.gen.throw(type, value, traceback)
  File "urllib3/response.py", line 443, in _error_catcher
    raise ReadTimeoutError(self._pool, None, "Read timed out.")
urllib3.exceptions.ReadTimeoutError: HTTPSConnectionPool(host='example', port=443): Read timed out.

During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "example.py", line 14, in _download
    response = session.get(url, headers=headers, timeout=300)
  File "requests/sessions.py", line 555, in get
    return self.request('GET', url, **kwargs)
  File "requests/sessions.py", line 542, in request
    resp = self.send(prep, **send_kwargs)
  File "requests/sessions.py", line 697, in send
    r.content
  File "requests/models.py", line 831, in content
    self._content = b''.join(self.iter_content(CONTENT_CHUNK_SIZE)) or b''
  File "requests/models.py", line 760, in generate
    raise ConnectionError(e)
requests.exceptions.ConnectionError: HTTPSConnectionPool(host='example', port=443): Read timed out.

I can sort of understand why this would not work, things get even more obvious when you add the stream=True argument together with response.iter_content().
I assume the rationale is that the read_timeout and TCP layer should handle this (in my example i set read_timeout deliberately low to provoke it). But we have cases where servers restart/crash or where firewalls drop connections in the middle of a stream and the only option for a client is to retry the entire thing.
Is there any simple solution to this problem, ideally built into requests? One could always wrap the whole thing with tenacity or manual retries, but ideally i want to avoid that as it means adding another layer and one needs to identify network-errors from other real errors, etc.


My favorite quote is "Just because you buy a DVD to watch at home doesn't give you the right to invite friends over to watch it too. That's a violation of copyright and denies us the revenue that would be generated from DVD sales to your friends," said by MPAA head Dan Glickman.
Write your representatives, everyone. Even if you are out of the US, you might have similar things in the legislative pipeline. They like to attack of globally these days.
Though they really shouldn't have given the MPAA the idea.
That quote was really great: we are presumably supposed to make sure we buy our own copy of a DVD before we go and watch it at a friend's house? As I wrote some time ago, those Movie Moguls Need Control.
It really doesn't help that most politicians in America, as in most other countires, are seriously technically deficient, and will quite happily accept money from the likes of the RIAA and the MPAA, then support their insane worldview with insane legislation like the DMCA.


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What Detroit's write-in candidates want you to know before Tuesday's election
November 01, 2021, 6:30 AM by Catherine Nouhan
Kinda Anderson, Adam Mundy, Stephen Boyle
Dozens of write-in candidates will mount longshot bids for Detroit city council, clerk and other seats in the municipal election Tuesday.
The number of write-ins is higher than usual as the pandemic joins perennial issues like invalid signatures in preventing candidates from making the ballot. No names will appear on the ballot for Detroit police commission seats in Districts 1 and 7. In the District 3 council race, Councilman Scott Benson, whose home and office were recently raided by the FBI, faces only write-in challengers after the clerk's office removed Adam Mundy from the ballot.
Mundy was informed May 13 that he'd been knocked off by challenge filed by former Detroit Corporation Counsel Melvin Butch Hollowell. Hollowell, now a managing partner at the Miller-Canfield firm, declined to comment or say who hired him.
Kinda Anderson, a write-in candidate for City Clerk, was meanwhile denied a ballot spot because she could not prove her residency. For that, she blamed the pandemic, saying she couldn't file the necessary paperwork with the Secretary of State because its office was closed for a period. Detroit candidates have to prove they've been qualified to vote in the city for at least a year before the date they file to run.
The 43-year-old accountant sued over the issue and lost.
► Detroit voters have turning-point choices
Tuesday, even without mayoral drama
Other candidates failed to qualify because they obtained signatures from the incorrect district. In some cases this was because voters incorrectly assumed they were simply attached to the district where they currently lived, said two write-in police commission candidates.
Stephen Boyle, a commission hopeful in District 3, says even though his write-in status has diminished his chances of winning, he believed it was still important to run, especially in a district like his, where just one person, Cedric Banks, is on the ballot.
"Voters do have a choice," Boyle said.
To ensure your vote for a write-in candidate is counted, you must fill the bubble next to the empty field in a race and enter the name of a certified write-in candidate, properly spelled.


If you're going to be in Disney World for St. Patrick's Day, you should be pleased to know that Raglan Road — the Irish restaurant inside Disney Springs — will be having a weekend-long celebration. Starting at noon on Friday, March 16th and running through Sunday, Disney promises this event will be a ton of fun for guests of all ages.
If you love live music, this is your chance to discover incredible Irish entertainment that rivals anything you'll find on the Emerald Isle. The lineup includes Young Dubliners, dubbed one of Celtic rock's hardest working bands; well-known U2 tribute band, Elevation, back by popular demand; The Maguires, a family band called "brilliant" by IrishCentral news; Briste, an inspiring all-female trio; The Byrne Brothers, featuring Dempsey (age 8), Finn (age 11) and Luca (age 13) playing alongside their father Tommy; and Reel Republic, hailing from the southwest corner of Ireland. These acclaimed musicians will be joined by The Raglan Roots Coalition and Out the Gap – the pub's very own house bands, each talented in their own right.
For those who want to step into the action, the Raglan Road Irish Dancers will be performing throughout the weekend and will be teaching traditional Irish dance steps to those willing to learn – no experience necessary!
Of course, an impressive collection of beers, spirits and craft cocktails will be available, ready to pair with exceptional pub grub and more elegant Irish fare. No green beer here, everything is authentically Irish, including the complimentary face-painting artwork … want a shamrock? … that'll be three leaves (not four – that would be a clover).
On St. Patrick's Day, guests 18 and over will have to pay a $10 cover charge, and seating is on a first come, first served basis. They are however accepting reservations, should you and your friends or family want to go that route. If you aren't braving Raglan Road, may I suggest drinking around the world at Epcot to celebrate?


Janisum asked the Music & Video Software forum about acquiring songs for an iPod without spending money.
You can download a lot of free music online, but you probably won't find the particular song or album you want--at least not legally. You're basically limited to either recordings that have fallen into the public domain, or ones that have been made available for free by their owners.
That's understandable. Songwriters, singers, musicians, and recording engineers all expect to be paid for their work.
I'm sticking with legal options, here. After all, I'm financially dependent on copyright law. I'm also married to a musician.
But first, a technical suggestion: Stick to .mp3s. They come without the restrictions of digital rights management (DRM), and they're universally supported. I know of no device that can play digital music files that can't play .mp3s.
For downloads, check out archive.org's audio selection. One subset of that collection, the Live Music Archive, contains concert recordings from over 4,000 artists, most of them obscure. But not all of them. You'll find there an immense selection of Grateful Dead concerts. Not all of these are downloadable (some are just for streaming), but enough are to keep any Deadhead happy.
Archive.org also hosts thousands of Netlabels--small, independent record labels existing only on the Internet. What's more, you can search the entire audio collection for favorite performers. You'll find a few songs by big names there, from Louis Armstrong to Lady Gaga.
Another site worth checking out: Last.fm. Here you can browse through genres, and even select "radio" stations.You might also want to check out Jamendo, which offers a huge selection of free music with Creative Commons licenses--an alternative to standard copyrights that allows for free distribution.
Even the major online music retailers offer free music for marketing purposes. Amazon's free selection includes mostly samplers, but look hard enough and you'll probably find something you like.
Finally, if you already have a CD collection, you can easily convert them to .mp3s using Windows Media Player--which comes with Windows. But before you rip a CD, select Tools>Options, click the Rip Music tab, pull down the Format menu, and select MP3. Set the Audio quality option to either 256 or 320 Kbps.


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Village Assessment Roll
The Village of Great Neck is one of nine villages that (together with several unincorporated areas) make up Great Neck - part of the Town of North Hempstead and of Nassau County. Among Great Neck's earliest settlements - some say the first "of any real importance and Presence" here - it is still called by many "the old village."
When old-time residents said "the village" or "the Upper Village" they meant not today's entire Village of Great Neck, but a small section along Middle Neck Road, clustering mostly between Hicks Lane and Beach Road. Like the rest of Great Neck, the Village was almost exclusively farm and orchard from its settlement in the 1660's into the 19th century. In that century, it became a small center of commerce for all of Great Neck, either selling to farmers, or servicing farmer's needs.
A single one room schoolhouse, located in the village, was adequate for all of Great Neck until after the Civil War. Until that time, residents had to travel outside the area to attend a church, mail a letter, or vote. Buildings were low and few, so that people could see the long curve of a roadbed. Along Middle Neck Road itself were several large farms belonging to Wooley, Baker, Allen, Ellard, Hicks and Reagan families.
In 1867, the first post office opened in Nehemiah Hayden's General Store on Middle Neck Road near Beach Road.
From 1870 to 1880, large estates were assembled. In 1886, the first voting station was erected. The first telephone service came in 1892. In 1901, the Alert Fire Department was formed. Among its patrons were JP Morgan; William and Joseph Grace; Cord Meyer; William Brokaw; Roswell Eldridge, George Dodge and Walter Chrysler. In the 1930's, the Baker Hill, Vista Hill, Weybridge and Strathmore areas were added to the Village.
Many of the prominent families have been business families, Hayden, Hicks, Gregory, Gilliar, Bullen, Austin, Ninesling, Gutheil and many others.
As a business center, in time it naturally also became the social, civic, and population center as well. Most of the Village's oldest stores and institutions were along a small section of Middle Neck Road near the present Village Green - Great Neck's first four schools, the oldest church, its oldest Synagogue, first bank, library, telephone switchboard, post office, voting hall and fire house.
The Village experienced several real estate booms, especially after direct rail service to NYC was provided in the early parts of the century.
From 1922 to 1960, the Village's population quadrupled, and the area experienced great real estate development.


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Q: CAPTCHA is broken or really hard It is not possible to prove being a human!!!
There is no text to read.
Checked adblocker, nothing blocked.
Update:
To repro:

*

*Open question

*Enter 'abc'

*Click 'Post answer'

*Get the expected error that message is too short

*Click 'Post answer' again

*Presented with 'empty' CAPTCHA

Here is the HTML I receive:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://api.recaptcha.net/challenge?k=6Ld...">
</script>

<noscript>
  <iframe src="http://api.recaptcha.net/noscript?k=6Ldchg..." ...>
  </iframe><br>
  </br>
  <textarea name="recaptcha_challenge_field" rows="3" cols="40"></textarea>
  <input name="recaptcha_response_field" value="manual_challenge" type="hidden"/>
</noscript>

Also I cannot even open the CAPTCHA url directly. Just end up with a Google 404 error.
I find it surprising no-one else is getting this.
Another update:
Here is what Firebug gives me:
HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily
Via: 1.1 ZAISA01
Connection: Keep-Alive
Proxy-Connection: Keep-Alive
Content-Length: 154
Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2010 11:11:49 GMT
Location: http://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/challenge?k=6LdchgIAAAAAAJwGpIzRQSOFaO0pU6s44Xt8aTwc
Content-Type: text/html
Server: nginx
P3P: CP="NOI ADM DEV PSA PSD UNI COM NAV OUR STP"

Then it 404's on the Google url.
I will try it out from home tonite, seeing this is a work connection.
Update:
It works from home. I get a JSON reponse from the URL I provided earlier.  I can only assume this is some proxy issue, as it used to work.
Final update:
We got a new proxy installation at work, and it started working magically even though all the rules were replicated...
At least it works now  :)

A: Some general pointers to debug this:

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*Check the JavaScript console for errors.

*Is scripting allowed?

*Try again after a few minutes; maybe there was a problem with the captcha provider

*Are you behind a proxy?

*I guess the captcha is embedded using an iframe or something like that. Check the source code of the page for any oddities.

A: We can't reproduce this in any browser.


representatives serve 4 year terms and elections are staggered every 2 years.
Primary Elections take place during August, and General Elections follow in September.
Big Foot, a Minnecoujou chief, remained true to the "old ways" throughout his life. He was regarded as a wise leader, who respected the individual rights of his people. Big Foot, who had settled on the Cheyenne River Reservation, was killed during the 1890 Wounded Knee massacre. He died under the white flag of truce.
Arvol Looking Horse is a 19th generation keeper of the Sacred Pipe of the Great Sioux Nation. In this position, he cares for the Sacred Pipe, presented by the White Buffalo Calf Woman many years ago. Looking Horse leads the annual "Sacred Pipestone Run," the purpose of which is to stop the sale of sacred pipestone. He holds an honorary doctoral degree from the University of South Dakota.


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Q: Get crossfields match functionality using SimpleQueryString I have a large MultiSearch query using the Nest api.  For each subquery I'm using Simple Query String so I can allow for wildcards (* and ?) and the exclusion character (-).  However I've also found that replacing simple query string with a Multimatch query that uses cross-fields is slightly more accurate.  If there a way to get both features in one? (crossfields and wildcards)
Here is a snippet of my query:
result = esClient
    .MultiSearch(search => search
        .Search<ElasticSearchCompany>(a => a
            .Query(q => q
                .MultiMatch(query=>query  //This line can be replaced with .SimpleQueryString(query=>query...
                    .Type(TextQueryType.CrossFields)
                    .OnFieldsWithBoost(b => b
                        .Add(f => f.Summary, 1.6)
                        .Add(f => f.Summary.Suffix("ngram"), 1.5)
                        .Add(f => f.Description, 1.0)
                        .Add(f => f.City.Suffix("ngram"), 1.1)
                        .Add(f => f.City, 1.0))
                    .Query(searchQuery))))
        .Search<ElasticSearchContact>(a => a
            .Query(q => q
                .MultiMatch(query => query
                    .Type(TextQueryType.CrossFields)
                    .OnFieldsWithBoost(b => b
                        .Add(f => f.Summary, 1.6)
                        .Add(f => f.Summary.Suffix("ngram"), 1.5)
                        .Add(f => f.Description, 1.0)
                        .Add(f => f.Email, 1.1)
                        .Add(f => f.Email.Suffix("ngram"), 1.0)
                        .Add(f => f.Title, 1.1)
                        .Add(f => f.Title.Suffix("ngram"), 1.0))
                    .Query(searchQuery))))
        .Search<ElasticSearchCorporation>(a => a
            .Query(q => q
                .MultiMatch(query => query
                    .Type(TextQueryType.CrossFields)
                    .OnFieldsWithBoost(b => b
                        .Add(f => f.Summary, 1.6)
                        .Add(f => f.Summary.Suffix("ngram"), 1.5)
                        .Add(f => f.Description, 1.0))
                    .Query(searchQuery))))

                    //......Much longer query, but you get the idea

EDIT:
Here's the code in json:
Request url: "http://servername:9200/_msearch"
{"index":"indexName","type":"Company"}
{"size":100,"query":{"multi_match":{"type":"cross_fields","query":"test","fields":["summary^1.6","summary.ngram^1.5","description^1","city.ngram^1.1","city^1"]}}}
{"index":"indexName","type":"Contact"}
{"size":100,"query":{"multi_match":{"type":"cross_fields","query":"test","fields":["summary^1.6","summary.ngram^1.5","description^1","email^1.1","email.ngram^1","title^1.1","title.ngram^1"]}}}
{"index":"indexName","type":"Corporate Group"}
{"size":100,"query":{"multi_match":{"type":"cross_fields","query":"test","fields":["summary^1.6","summary.ngram^1.5","description^1"]}}}


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EntertainmentCelebrities
Wait—Are Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper Really Reuniting After His Breakup?
by Julia Teti
Jun 24, 2019 at 1:47 pm EDT
Image: Michael Buckner/Variety/Shutterstock.
Rumors be squashed; a major reunion isn't happening. Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper were rumored to reunite following his breakup with Irina Shayk. As for what the reunion would've been, sorry Gaga-Cooper shippers, the get-together would have been more of a performance than anything. The pair, who swooned audiences as love interests in A Star Is Born, were in talks to play a set at an upcoming music festival.
The rumors were swirling around the 2019 Glastonbury Festival and whether or not the Oscar-nominated actor and Oscar-winning songwriter would appear to perform songs from A Star Is Born. Scottish DJ Edith Bowman hinted at a possible reunion on his "Sunday Brunch" show, saying, "I may know one [surprise act], I can't possibly say," Bowman shared. "On my podcast I had Bradley Cooper talking about A Star is Born, and when I spoke to him I was like, 'I just want to see you guys do a gig, you know play it live.' He was like, 'Well we have been talking to Nick [Dewey] and Emily Eavis about it, we'd do the Park Stage.'" Well, it seems those rumors may have only been just that — rumors.
According to Us Weekly, one of the co-organizers for this year's Glastonbury Festival took to Twitter to set the record straight. "Before this one gets out of control… the answer is no, that isn't happening," Emily Eavis shared. Had the rumors been true, it wouldn't have been the first time either Gaga or Cooper were on the Glastonbury Festival stage. Gaga previously played at the festival 10 years ago in 2009, while Cooper performed on the stage for a scene of his iteration of A Star Is Born.
While Cooper has laughed off the idea of touring the soundtrack with Gaga, he has expressed interest in doing a live reading of the script at the Hollywood Bowl. The duo gave one of the most memorable performances of the original song, "Shallow," at the Academy Awards this past February. But for now, it seems that Gaga and Cooper are remaining far from the shallow as they set their creative eyes on future projects.
Bradley Cooper Lady Gaga
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Meryl Streep Finally Joined the Big Little Lies Group Chat & We Have Major FOMO


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NewsChannel 3 News at 6 : WTKR : January 12, 2016 6:00pm-6:30pm EST
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him, todd corillo is live in the control room with the details. bev - this happened at the econolodge in elizabeth city. at the motel. elizabeth city police say this man -- 22-year- old aeron nicholas etheridge -- tied up a teenage girl and forced her to have sex with him. it happened at the econolodge on south hughes boulevard where the victim was working as a front desk clerk -- and etheridge had been staying as a guest elizabeth city police say everything started when etheridge went to the lobby to complain his tv wasn )t working.-p&from there -- he asked the-p&victim for towels and soap and two separate occasions. when the victim returned the second time with the soap -- police say etheridge locked the door and tied her hands with cord. an employee who works at the econolodge tells newschannel 3 staff members had registered several complaints against etheridge -- including that he would hang around in the lobby acting strange. the victim was taken to the hospital -- where she was treated and released. etheridge was arrested tuesday many in elizabeth city thankful he )s behind bars
him, todd corillo is live in the control room with the details. bev - this happened at the econolodge in elizabeth city. at the motel. elizabeth city police say this man -- 22-year- old aeron nicholas etheridge -- tied up a teenage girl and forced her to have sex with him. it happened at the econolodge on south hughes boulevard where the victim was working as a front desk clerk -- and etheridge had been staying as a guest elizabeth city police say everything started when etheridge went to the...
NewsChannel 3 News at 5:00 : WTKR : January 12, 2016 5:00pm-5:29pm EST
- we )re told the attack happened around eight last night a guest at the econolodge on south hughes boulevard attacking a teenage front desk clerk -- forcing her to have sex with him. this is the man police have arrested -- 22 year old aeron nicholas etheridge police say it all started when etheridge complained his t-v wasn t working -- and then asked for towels and soap. when the girl returned a second time with the soap -- the door locked and etheridge allegedly tied her hands before forcing her to have sex with him. another employee at the motel told me today -- etheridge had been acting strange well before last night. this is the man elizabeth city police say attacked and raped a teenage motel clerk monday night. etheridge is in jail -- charged with sex offense and first-degree kidnapping. 18:39:24 -18:39:31 7 the attack happened here -- at the econo lodge on south hughes boulevard. an employee at the motel tells newschannel 3 that etheridge had been staying there as a guest. she also added that other clerks at the motel had noticed etheridge s odd behavior -- and that he would
- we )re told the attack happened around eight last night a guest at the econolodge on south hughes boulevard attacking a teenage front desk clerk -- forcing her to have sex with him. this is the man police have arrested -- 22 year old aeron nicholas etheridge police say it all started when etheridge complained his t-v wasn t working -- and then asked for towels and soap. when the girl returned a second time with the soap -- the door locked and etheridge allegedly tied her hands before forcing...
News 19 @ 7 : WLTX : January 12, 2016 7:00pm-7:30pm EST
by WLTX
jail. dave tron. however was arrested at the econolodge last week. deputies found him selling the victim online. the share off hyperactive the sheriff said he was forcing her into prostitution and holding her against her will. . the charges inclcle kidnapping and trafficking among other things. the department said there has been an increase in activity that involves human trafficking cases like this one. a big part of tackling this had on his prevention through law enforcement and education. we looked into human trafficking in our state and prevention methods. >> he kidnapped her, he was threatening her and holding her against her will and forcing her to have sex with various people in motel throughout richmond county.>>reporter: the case of this kind of thing is far too common. the sheriff said enforcement and education are preventative measures we need to take. >> we need to get the word out to our communities and young girls that drugs and violence involved and illegal sex there all kinds of dangers.>>reporter: for the first time we have some idea of how many human trafficking
jail. dave tron. however was arrested at the econolodge last week. deputies found him selling the victim online. the share off hyperactive the sheriff said he was forcing her into prostitution and holding her against her will. . the charges inclcle kidnapping and trafficking among other things. the department said there has been an increase in activity that involves human trafficking cases like this one. a big part of tackling this had on his prevention through law enforcement and education....
WAVY News 10 : WAVY : January 14, 2016 4:00pm-5:00pm EST
by WAVY
wanted to ask econolodge. tricked her into bringing soap to the room, then jumped her as she walked in. locked the door, and according to police raped her. we asked etheridge about the charge as he was entering court, and we spoke to the chief police investigator. aeron etheridge/suspect sgt. darrell her did you rape her? hell no)) runs: 07 (17:19 3 investigator ) (we didn't talk to the video surveillance all point to one person mr. aeron etheridge)) runs: 08 (17:29 3 investigator ) not true no not at all)) runs: 06 tonight at five, more of our quick conversation with aeron etheridge, who he says is the one who raped the clerk. we also wanted to know what the econolodge is doing to prevent this from ever happening again. clerks going to rooms at night? is that a good corporate policy? that at five. a man will spend 35 years behind bars for killing a popular bus driver on the eastern shore. an accomac county jury found michael press guilty yesterday of murdering leon harmon today. a witness said he saw press brutally beat harmon in november of 2014, then drive harmon home. that's where
wanted to ask econolodge. tricked her into bringing soap to the room, then jumped her as she walked in. locked the door, and according to police raped her. we asked etheridge about the charge as he was entering court, and we spoke to the chief police investigator. aeron etheridge/suspect sgt. darrell her did you rape her? hell no)) runs: 07 (17:19 3 investigator ) (we didn't talk to the video surveillance all point to one person mr. aeron etheridge)) runs: 08 (17:29 3 investigator ) not true...
raping a 17 year motel clerk here in room 277 at the elizabeth city econolodge we asked him about that while entering court (10:48 2) ((mr. etheridge can you tell us what happened? yea f off. they say you raped her did you rape her? hell no)) runs: 07 elizabeth city police say the clerk was tricked by etheridge by brining toiletries to his room (3 13:09) ((" so she just time mr. etheridge jumped out from behind and closed and locked the door. and and rape her)) runs:11 (10:57 2) ((tell us what happened there's a guy named bg he raped her )) runs:05 we beeped out the name sgt felton says the eyewitnesses the video surveillance all point to one person mr. aeron etheridge)) runs: 08 we were there after etheridge made his first appearance on the charges (18:19 5) ((mr etheridge the reason why you were arrested the victim accused you . i say get the f out of my face)) runs:05 in court etheridge got court appointed attorney jay hollingsworth who advised his client not to talk (18:31 5) ((the victim says you were the one who attacked her." ...don't make any comment. we are your attorneys ..ca
raping a 17 year motel clerk here in room 277 at the elizabeth city econolodge we asked him about that while entering court (10:48 2) ((mr. etheridge can you tell us what happened? yea f off. they say you raped her did you rape her? hell no)) runs: 07 elizabeth city police say the clerk was tricked by etheridge by brining toiletries to his room (3 13:09) ((" so she just time mr. etheridge jumped out from behind and closed and locked the door. and and rape her)) runs:11 (10:57 2) ((tell us...
Siouxland News at 10 on KMEG : KMEG : January 28, 2016 10:00pm-10:35pm CST
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yesterday (wednesday) afternoon at the econolodge motel.another hotel guest had reported smelling marijuana in the trio's room. they're facing charges related to possession and delivery of marijuana. all three are being held in the plymouth county jail. 3 3 last week we told you how 5th graders at crescent park elementary held an unusual fundraiser for the june e. nylen n ncer center. and today the kids delivered the cash. 3 this afternoon they presented 8 cents to the centerthe kids donated money so they could wear caps and hats in school. the student behind the idea... and the folks at the cancer center... say they're proud of the effort. 3 3 a local group has *high hopes* an unusual fundraiser will give them a big boost. big brothers, big sisters of siouxland has been given the "thumbs up" to let people rappel down the side of the howard johnson hotel in sioux city. today experts inspected the building and installed anchors for the ropes. registration starts this monday, february 1st. it costs a thousand dollars and is limited to 90 people. the event itself will take place wedn
yesterday (wednesday) afternoon at the econolodge motel.another hotel guest had reported smelling marijuana in the trio's room. they're facing charges related to possession and delivery of marijuana. all three are being held in the plymouth county jail. 3 3 last week we told you how 5th graders at crescent park elementary held an unusual fundraiser for the june e. nylen n ncer center. and today the kids delivered the cash. 3 this afternoon they presented 8 cents to the centerthe kids donated...
Siouxland News at 5 on KMEG : KMEG : January 28, 2016 5:00pm-5:30pm CST
...were arrested by le mars police yesterday (wednesday) afternoon at the econolodge motel.another hotel guest had reported smelling marijuana in the trio's room. they're facing charges related to possession and delivery of marijuana. all three are being held in the plymouth county jail. 3 3 last week we told you how 5th graders at crescent park elementary held an unusual fundraiser for the june e. nylen cancer center. and today the kids delivered the cash. 3 this afternoon they presented a check for more than 200 dollars to the center. the kids donated money so they could wear a hat in school. the student behind the idea... and the folks at the cancer the effort. 3 [kellesse] "it makes me feel like i did, this was a good cause to have a fundraiser for."[karen] "you know every dollar counts that's donated but there is something special about a child donating their enthusiasm and excitement is just contagious."in all... the students raised a total of 223 - dollars and 8 cents for the cancer center. 3 3 a local group has *high hopes* an unusual fundraiser will give them a big boost.
...were arrested by le mars police yesterday (wednesday) afternoon at the econolodge motel.another hotel guest had reported smelling marijuana in the trio's room. they're facing charges related to possession and delivery of marijuana. all three are being held in the plymouth county jail. 3 3 last week we told you how 5th graders at crescent park elementary held an unusual fundraiser for the june e. nylen cancer center. and today the kids delivered the cash. 3 this afternoon they presented a...
NewsChannel 3 News at 5:00 : WTKR : January 13, 2016 5:00am-6:00am EST
with sex offense and first degree kidnapping. police say it all happened at the econolodge on south hughes boulevard monday night. the victim was working the front desk -- when etheridge asked her to bring soap to his room. that )s when police say he attacked her -- tying her hands with a cord -- and forcing her to etheridge had been staying at the motel on and off since being released from jail in november on other charges. this morning he is back in the albemarle district jail. gun enthusiasts are gearing up for this weekend )s big show at the hampton roads convention center. state police say they arrested more people last year than in any other year - for trying to buy guns illegally at virginia gun shows. troopers busted more than 90 people at 75 gun shows on charges of possession of a firearm by a prohibited person. that )s up more than 50 percent from 2014. this is video from last weekend s gun show in norfolk. the number of people denied approval through background checks at virginia gun shows who were later arrested has dropped a bit in the past two years. more layoffs could
with sex offense and first degree kidnapping. police say it all happened at the econolodge on south hughes boulevard monday night. the victim was working the front desk -- when etheridge asked her to bring soap to his room. that )s when police say he attacked her -- tying her hands with a cord -- and forcing her to etheridge had been staying at the motel on and off since being released from jail in november on other charges. this morning he is back in the albemarle district jail. gun...
NewsChannel 3 News This Morning : WTKR : January 13, 2016 6:00am-7:00am EST
with sex offense and first degree kidnapping. police say it all happened at the econolodge on south hughes boulevard monday night. victim was working the front desk -- when etheridge asked her to bring soap to his room. that )s when police say he attacked her -- tying her hands with a cord -- and forcing her to have sex with him. etheridge had been staying at the motel on and off since being released from jail in november on other charges. this morning he is back in the albemarle district jail. later today in virginia beach: a former navy sailor who admitted to setting his dog on fire, while she was still alive is set to be sentenced. arthur vieira entered the plea in circuit court back in november. animal control officers say the body of his pitt bull-- named lucky-- was found in a small brush fire last may, in a wooded area off virginia beach boulevard. vieira faces up to five years behind bars . more layoffs could be coming to b-a-e shipyard. the company sent out a letter to more than 500 employees -- telling them they may not have jobs come march. a spokesperson for b-a-e says t
with sex offense and first degree kidnapping. police say it all happened at the econolodge on south hughes boulevard monday night. victim was working the front desk -- when etheridge asked her to bring soap to his room. that )s when police say he attacked her -- tying her hands with a cord -- and forcing her to have sex with him. etheridge had been staying at the motel on and off since being released from jail in november on other charges. this morning he is back in the albemarle district...
Siouxland News at 9 on FOX 44 : KPTH : January 28, 2016 9:00pm-9:30pm CST
...were arrested by le mars police yesterday (wednesday) afternoon at the econolodge motel.another hotel guest had reported smelling marijuana in the trio's room. they're facing charges related to possession and delivery of marijuana. all three are being held in the plymouth county jail. 3 graders at crescent park elementary held an unusual fundraiser for the june e. nylen cancer center. and today the kids delivered the cash. 3 this afternoon they presented a check for more than 200 dollars to the center. the kids donated money so they could wear caps and hats in school. the student behind the idea... and the folks at the cancer center... say they're proud of the effort. 3 [kellesse] "it makes me feel like i did, this was a good cause to have a fundraiser for."[karen] "you know every dollar counts that's donated but there is something special about a child donating their money, it's just their enthusiasm and excitement is just contagious."in all... the students raised a total of 223 - dollars and 8 cents for the cancer center. 3 3 a local group has *high hopes* an unusual fundraise
...were arrested by le mars police yesterday (wednesday) afternoon at the econolodge motel.another hotel guest had reported smelling marijuana in the trio's room. they're facing charges related to possession and delivery of marijuana. all three are being held in the plymouth county jail. 3 graders at crescent park elementary held an unusual fundraiser for the june e. nylen cancer center. and today the kids delivered the cash. 3 this afternoon they presented a check for more than 200 dollars to...
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WVBT Local News : WVBT : January 14, 2016 10:00pm-10:45pm EST
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elizabeth city econolodge we asked him about that while entering court (10:48 2) ((mr. etheridge can you tell us what happened? yea f off. they say you raped her did you rape her? hell no)) runs: 07 elizabeth city police say the clerk was tricked by etheridge by brining toiletries to his room (3 13:09) ((" so she just left the soap on the towel were laying and walked back to her clerk's desk. but this time mr. etheridge jumped out from behind and closed and locked the door. and and rape her)) runs:11 (10:57 2) ((tell us what happened there's a guy named bg he raped her )) runs:05 we beeped out the name sgt felton says etheridge is lying (17:19 3) (we didn't talk to the immediate family because the evidence of the hotel the eyewitnesses the video surveillance all point to one person mr. aeron etheridge)) runs: 08 we were there after etheridge made his first appearance on the charges (18:19 5) ((mr etheridge the reason why you were arrested the victim accused you . i say get the f out of my face)) runs:05 in court etheridge got court appointed attorney jay hollingsworth who advised his cli
elizabeth city econolodge we asked him about that while entering court (10:48 2) ((mr. etheridge can you tell us what happened? yea f off. they say you raped her did you rape her? hell no)) runs: 07 elizabeth city police say the clerk was tricked by etheridge by brining toiletries to his room (3 13:09) ((" so she just left the soap on the towel were laying and walked back to her clerk's desk. but this time mr. etheridge jumped out from behind and closed and locked the door. and and rape...
clerk who worked at this econolodge. associated with the alleged tying up of the clerk. police say an attack did take place. after the attack etheridge left the motel and the clerk called 9-1-1. we are told she was taken to the hospital but has been released. etheridge made his way to his mother's home, he spends the right there, and she brings him back to the motel unaware of the assault that happened last night. they return to the scene of the crime-the motel and a clerk on duty there calls police who filled her in on what happened. the grandmother does not want us to use her name. ((once again what did the policeman tell you he told me he assaulted someone. tied some girl down and i don't' know what happened after he tied her down i cant tell you anything but that when they told you that what did you think..it was beyond what i could even imagine i couldn't tore me up)) coming up at 5 in elizabeth city, andy fox 10 on your side a city council candidate robbed at gun point moments after dropping off his official paperwork at city hall. kendrick turner is a candidate in norfolk. 1
clerk who worked at this econolodge. associated with the alleged tying up of the clerk. police say an attack did take place. after the attack etheridge left the motel and the clerk called 9-1-1. we are told she was taken to the hospital but has been released. etheridge made his way to his mother's home, he spends the right there, and she brings him back to the motel unaware of the assault that happened last night. they return to the scene of the crime-the motel and a clerk on duty there calls...
Siouxland News At Sunrise : KMEG : January 29, 2016 5:00am-7:00am CST
police wednesday afternoon at the econolodge motel. another motel guest smelled marijuana coming from the room those three were sharing. they're facing charges related to possession and delivery of marijuana. all three are being held in the plymouth county jail. 3 last week we told you how 5th graders at crescent park elementary had a fundraiser for the june e. nylen cancer center where they got to wear hats... yesterday the kids delivered the cash. 3 they presented a check to the center yesterday afternoon. all of this came from donated money... those kids *really* wanted to wear hats in school. the student behind the idea and the folks at the cancer center say they're very proud. 3 [kellesse] "it makes me feel like i did, this was a good cause to have a fundraiser for."[karen] "you know every dollar counts that's donated but there is something special about a child donating their money, it's just their just 3 contagious."the students raised 223 - dollars and 8 cents for the cancer center. 3 a local group has *high hopes* for an *unusual* fundraiser. big brothers big sisters of sioux
police wednesday afternoon at the econolodge motel. another motel guest smelled marijuana coming from the room those three were sharing. they're facing charges related to possession and delivery of marijuana. all three are being held in the plymouth county jail. 3 last week we told you how 5th graders at crescent park elementary had a fundraiser for the june e. nylen cancer center where they got to wear hats... yesterday the kids delivered the cash. 3 they presented a check to the center...
police wednesday afternoon at the econolodge motel. another motel guest smelled marijuana coming from the room those three were sharing. they're facing charges related to possession and delivery of marijuana. all three are being held in the plymouth county jail. 3 last week we told you how 5th graders at crescent park elementary had a fundraiser for the june e. nylen cancer center where they got to wear hats... yesterday the kids delivered the cash.
9News First at 4:30AM : KUSA : January 22, 2016 4:30am-5:00am MST
by KUSA
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tried to the econolodge 121st. the suspect his car to ram a police car - and get he got on i-25 and between 144th and highway 7, the car's engine blew. officers took the male suspect and a also in the car into custody and as that -- the car caught fire. new this morning. government claims it has arrested an for what's being anti-state acts." the korean central news agency identified the virginia is as otto warmbier. the news agency warmbier is being investigated for entering the north as...